Her silent demeanor left Thomas Shannon unsure inside.
Should he continue speaking?
She seemed... not really interested in listening.
After much internal deliberation, Thomas Shannon let out an almost inaudible sigh. He had already started speaking, and if he didn't finish, he would regret it.
It was hard to find an opportunity to tell her this, he couldn't let the chance slip away.
"Sophie Sullivan, I didn't intentionally forget you; I was afflicted by the virus planted by Lillian Spencer. After I was poisoned, with each passing day, my memory of you faded little by little until finally, I completely lost every memory I had of you."
Thomas Shannon's dark deep eyes quietly watched her, with no pressure or intimidation, just quietly like a gentle deer, pure black and serenely looking at her.
Sophie Sullivan remained motionless, and from her expression, Thomas Shannon couldn't tell if she believed him or not.
"Sigh."
